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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
r. s. G. PATTON.

The following Heads Universities Public
Food Analysts having analysed every Baking
in the market, had DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
THE STRONGEST, PUREST AND HEALTRIEST and
recommend II with DIR. PRICES SPECIAL FI.AVORISG
EXTRACTS general family
OGDEN D. L D. York
Georgia
c. kEDZIR
Prof lea Chemit, Mo
E ticAC zen Va
JANIS r BABCOCk, State
A hartley o ~. Y
Prof CURTIS c HOWARD NJ
Mass Insitu Of Te1hno BotO
K A A II. NJ. ID, diversity NY
StPIN Chemist Burlington. 81
Prof JOHN CHLANDER a. N, D, Prof Chemistry TO.ology.
M-Aeine and O.
GEORGE BARKER, OF Penn.P
HEYS
JAMES ALBRIGHT
Prof EDGAR EVERHART
T.
Prof w McKEOWN.
DIR. Anay Utica Chensi Louis Mo
c
Prof LONG Professor Chemistry Chicago Medical College Chicago College
OF hicago
Prof G. a MARINER Analytical Chemist Chicago,
NJ. DELFONTAINE. Analytical Chemist, Chicago
Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

DN y aad rriiatio Medicines are TIE rers
- 81 sepend upon. Acke-'s B.eod FL
fxir has ben rrescri BED fer yearS fer Al I'M
rarities the Biccd In every form II Sr-of.
alcus. SrrhIitic ~ Nercuris diseases 81 r
fnrsiuatis. Fer Ehrvenss fSn1. has no eausl.
IA wilson Ard ~ 4 whits
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
All! THERE!
HARDWARE
M. |. SWIFT,
10 Canal Street,

Is selling Hardware ar prices
that DEFY competition Doors.
Sash and Glass, Haying and
h srvesting Tools. Ice Cream
FTsezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens. Cistrrn and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers. Miii Supplies,
Single Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges
l have 3 few Acorn Cook Stoves
] am selling AZ and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise Just as good
as our latest patterns. If yeu
want a Cook Stove you can save
money by buying one Of these.
Only a few LETT. Lawn Mowers
ar cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

NV Yosx. Sept. 23.-Tbe controversy
lines concerning the payment OF commits
sion By Western reads vas ended yesterday
in favor Of the Rock Island. The Erie New
York Csntrsl West Shore and B. 4 D. "a
sued instructions - their SCENTS 70 put the
Rock Island ticksts Oh sale. The Rock
Island did not care 70 have their tickets on
sale With the Pennsylvania, Lscxkxaus, or
Ontario and Western.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Another Dr0p,lGt.

The predictions made by 2 corresp0n-
dent Of The Wilmington Ece1y EteAi4g,
and reprinted IN TIE WINS, several
weeks slice, as to the appointments at
she next Wilmington NJ. E Conf4rerce.
having m.ay oi them rceu pronounced
itnproh& Sis b. the e'iit;,l Of tie Hnj,.$ulo
h,thodj%t another correspondent Of the
h0ery Eceming sigAEe nj, - tried his
hand this week at fixing tie slate Al
ever: gossip cuncerGiDg tho matter j. IN
t"restia& % oar many rGa''ers tnat are
connected With that cLurch, we republisi,
the communication
Eh" next session Of the Wilmington
Annu3l Conference Of the MotaOdls.
Episcopal church viii convene in this
city nc~t March, Tie approaching con
fe sn3e Is exciting great deal of interest
ii HetA@G!SS circles. For beSl.cs the
work which the bishop and his cabinct
w}l' l,eFicrn IN s'4ttaning 5he preachers
for 1855 the cDn;Gleu euoe will elect minis
teEldt delegates To attend the General
Ool'i"GGnca which meets in New Iur.
pext Nay. As il is considered a signal
hpn"r 30 be > representative in this con
vrnii'o, he Pr ac 'erS are or The alert to
secure .sr rhtir friends that backing
winch '!ri insure Az electinn. GG course
in s. 70 ! charitable spirit q great deal
IS oeli.'- All ~ &#.d = .!!sso the names
wniot saye i'.:a.i p.0m.aen5!Y mentioned
in this c c'nnectluD. 'iho signs Of al oarn
est sJruGgis w."n the cou erence meets
are diie;.dy tlScsrued b. thosa who are
Intimately associated with JtisGe matters
lac changes III the different charges of
iho conference viii probably ue many
more than waS anticipated :. lew mouths
ago. " h!io tt8fe are comparatively few
circuits q" stations III which the Ia oi
tlmltt3tl3r ~lil render the removal of their
pastors necessary, there are q uu.ubpr Of
changes which will Uccur anloug t9nse
who have served oniv Cne or two years Of
the pastoral term. These charges may
50 c0mpiicate matters as to disturb the
relations Of one half the preachers in the
conference. L venture to make the fol
% wing prophecy as to She appointments
for nea t year: Elktou, Charles Hill:
il0ckessln, W. 3. Gregg; Hopewell. w.
\ WISE; Newark. ID Il. Corkrau; Port
Deposit, ]. z. Otis; 81. Georges, ". W.
sharp; Epworth, o. 5. Walton; Mt Sa-
lem. " b. Avery; st. Paul's, L. E. Bar
ratt; Scott, V 5. Collins; Wesley, Il. |.
Watkins; CeciltoD, l.. ". Lag field; Ches-
terEowr. I. E. Martindale; IngleSide. W
+. T0mkinson; Kent Island, J. II. Lin
dale; Pomona, z E. White; Odessa. T.
Ii. Haynes; Oxford, J. W. Poole; Queens
town, h. T. Roberts; Smyrna Circuit, ".
J. D"hadaway; Still Pond, T. T. Crea-
n.er: Sud ierSyiiI;s r. G. NcNiohol. Y nv,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Rising Sun Beams.

RISING sun, Dec. 10Th, 1887 School
Commissioner Jesse A. Kirk was married
to Mrs. Mary j. Truman, by Rev. S. A.
Gayley, ID. d at s 50 O'Clock Wednesday
morning at the residence OF Mr.. II. H.
Haines. The bride and groom took the
7.30 Train south-some say for Florida to
return next spring, others for Washington
to return abont Christmas; at any rate the
best wishes of one ami ali follow them W her
ever they may go.
Colonel l. f. Copeland will make his ap-
pearance for the fifth time in Rising Sun on
Tuesday evening, Decem ber 9th, 1887, with
his new subject, "Future of the Republic. -
After an absence of three years our people
will welcome him back with pleasure. If
you wish to be entertained and enlightened
60 to hear him as the colonel can do it.
About Is membe of Minnehaha Lodge
136 of Chrome, Pt., paid Crystal Lodge a
pleasant visit last evening. The program
consisted in reci atlous, selections, essays,
deoate, &c., supplemented by speech max
ing by mem bers OF both lodges. Nearly 100
members We're present, and the attair-to
Say the leiat-was very enjoyable one.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

balance ot quarterly account for sch~o
No. s. Third dis rict. S60.20
Ordered th"t the Treasurer pay Genfge
Biddle on per diem 99S, Id for freight
| $40-*13S
A rotitlon from the patrons of school
| No. 4, Sixth district, asking for a new
house. was read and referred t. Ia. Pirai
dent, Commissioner xxx and the k.xami
ner. Ais,h a petition rom the patrons OF
colored school No. 10, Faith district, was
lead and referred to Commissioner KIRK
and the Examiner.
The Secretary was instructed to notiiS
Messrs, J. W. Bona Il to. aud J. II Ne
dairy & Co. that the Board would con
slider tne subject o supplying new desks
for the coming ye.r at their meeting il
January, 1888.
The bill Of J. ". Bond & Co, for new
desks, amounting t. $531. So. was exam
ilisd aud ordered to ba paia.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

Capt. n. P. Manly, Of Elkton, attended
the sessions OF the Grange i'll Baltimore
this week.
| Mr., O. P. Clemson has finally decided
to leave the FELTON, House, in the spring,
removing to his farm rear Singerly.
| About dozen Elktonians, inclading
several members of the bar, saw Mrs. James
| Brown Potter in Loyal Love" at the Will
| mington Opera House on Wednesday night
| last.
Mrs. Caroline Hall has a new adver-
| tisement in our issue of this week. She
keeps AL kinds of good things for the holi
day season and makes a speciality of Whit
| mans candies.
A Christmas tree and holiday entertain
ment will be given at Wesley Chapel, Elk
Neck on Wednesday evening, December
2Sth, TO the benefit of the church. Admls-
sion % cents; children 10 cents
AT Shippers toy and confectionery store
special Christmas goods are for sale taxing
doll being one of the features on show Call
N'N'
mixture for Is. Is and % cents per 10. He
makes IA leader of these. Decl1t2.
Two of the largest barges that ever came
up Elk river are expected to arrive today
loaded with wood for use the pulp works.
The two barges are loaded with 550 cords of
wood. A large force of men will be put at
work in order to unload the barges quickly.
A fair for the benefit of the new church
at Leeds will be held i'll the old church at
that place the evenings of Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of the week before
Christmas, aud on every evening of the
week following.
MIR. William NJ. Singerly, this week,
purchased of the heirs of the late James E
Barroll the "Holly Hall" farm, near Elk
ton. 1t is understood that Mr.. Singerly will
use the marsh lands for dumping refuse
from the pulp works. What use he will
make of the residence and tillable land can
only ne surnised.
The bazaar announced last week to be
held in the basement of the Elkton Catholic
Church opens on Wednesday evening next.
There will be a fine display of useful and
ornanent tai articles which will be offered
for sale. Refreshments in abundance. The
object is to raise funds to make necessary
and desirable repairs to the front of the
church. Contests have been organized
follows: For gold watch, L. c. Russell, Jas.
Morris and William Travers; for set of har-
ness, Dennis Maloney, John Moore, James
Skellay, Bartholomew Collins, Frank Nc
Cartney; Tor set of jewelry, Lottie Hawes
and Katie Brake. The contest ants are ac
lively at work among their friends, and
these will probably be close contests. 1t is
to be hoped that the bazaar will be well
attended, and the desired Improvements be
obtained.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Fine Holiday Goods.

Joseph Hinchitfe bas particularly fine
line OF holiday goods at his store, under
the Howard House, which ne invites the
public to examine. Among tue many
articles in stock are full line of the
works of the poets, standard fiction at
I. very low figure, all the works of E.
Z. Roe, family and pocket Bibles, Meth
odist hymnais in all styles of binding,
New Testament and Psa Inns in fine large
print, large assortment uf juvenile books,
in paper, linen, board and cloth bindings;
photograph, Autograph and scrap al
buns, ladies' dressing cases, manicure
cases, pol-mauteauS, fancy inkstands.
chess, domin0es, card and board games.
cigar and card eases, i fine assortment of
pocket cutlery. work boxes and writing
desks, fine con- dictionaries, nuts and
fruits OF all kinds. cigars by the box,
smokers articles, razoIs, razor straps,
violiDs, accogdions and harmou!cos. 2
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
w edding Bells.

Oar esteemed fellow citizen, and pop
ular member OF the Board OF School
Commissioners, Jesse A. Kirk, ESQ, was
married on Wednesday last to Mrs. Mary
j. Truman at Rising Sun in this county.
The wedding ceremony which was pri-
vate one and witnessed only by the i'm
mediate families of the contracting par
ties, was celebrated by the Rev. Dir. S.
daus hter, Mrs Z la r. Haines, wife of
IL. Ii. Halnes, Esq, cashier of the Nat
ional Bauk of Rising Sun. More than
usual interest attached to this wedding
for the reason that both the bride and
groom have been for years prominent in
the social circles of their vicinity, and
Heaven had vouchsafed them the dignity
Of being grandfather and grandmother.
yet each recurring year of their lives has
dealt with them SO gently that time has
not robbed either OF them of the bloom
or vigor of middle life. Mrs. Kirk before
her marriage to Mr.. Truman was the
widow of a highly respected citizen of
this county, the late Azariah Ritten
house, who during his life conducted an
extensive business at the Rising Sun.
She is the daughter of the late Thomas
Warner, OF Penns- lyana, her four chill
dren being Mrs. 5. w. Heston, wife of
DR.. Ii. Heston, of West Grove, Pa, Mrs.
V. II Tay lor, wife of ID. NJ. TAYLOR,
cashier OF the National Bank of Oxford,
Pa, Thomas W Ri teanouse, of Kansas
City, aud Mrs II H. uaines, of Rising
Sun.
The groom Mr.. Kirk has but one son,
highly esteemed citizen of this county,
Mr.. Mount E Kirk, of the well known
hardware firm of NJ E and g. E. Kirk
at Rising Sun and North East. The
bridal couple alter receiving the con-
gratulatlons of their friends took tie
train for Washington where the honey
moon will be spent.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

The Board met on Tuesda last, all the
member present.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to purchase :. sale for the use OF
the Board reported shat they had pur-
chased the safe and had it placed in the
office. The Board examined the safe and
approved the action of the committee as
satisfactory and gave their thanks to the
committee for the manner they had dis
charged the dnty assigned them.
A request from the teachers OF North
East school was read, asking for Monday,
the 2nd OF January, 1888, as a holiday,
and the Board, in accordance with opiu-
ion of cur counsel, iii regard 10 the mean-
ing OF the law aud out of courtesy, Will
consider that day a holiday.
Ordered that the Treasurer pay Nau-
dain & FoArn balance ou coal bill OF So.
Ordered that the Treasurer pay tie
rent of the room for coiored school the
past year, $50.
Ordered that the Treasurer pay the
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
The Iirc.iit {;,,lrt,

fha Dec@m.ye! term OF the Circuit
Court for Cecil county cponed OH Mon
d.J morning last, Judge Frederick !; uml,
presiding. Ine following were drawn
for grand jurors: jeremiah {. 2. ce
foreman; Alfred Cannon, Gn..r.ra w
Shippers, II. II. Hainas, Charles Piarcy,
John E. Jackson, George ". Clifford
Thomas MGluiire, Alien Ii. Dushaue
Lew d. Dlckeusun, TbDs. G'rnou, Euuch
Mccullough, Eislu L. Ewing, Levi r.
Hearns, "n. Armstrong, Henry Iess,
5. heunaIa Miller, Clarence Cameron, 4.
&. Reese, Jacob R;srnbo, Robert c. Lewis,
Henry ). cameron and Charles N.%as.
The usual u4l; Of tue d,1ke,, Vas
msGe. Twenty 40 Gases wei" jn.rhed
tor trial OH the civil trial ,iucxal, mi
eleven cases on the criminal docket
brought over from the last term sGer~
marked tor trial with three Oh tie appeal
doe ct. GA motion Of Henry VI. HcCul-
Tough, L q, Ei Judge Henry F. Carey
OF DaititHole, was at.mlgJs 80 the bar.
TIE fret ease eakcu up vas tla: of
James darkness Us. Elizabeth Burliu,
from tie appeal docket. ,riIs. BurIin
sued darkness who was d tenant ui hers
TO recover ior danages io.' pasturago OF
additional stock tHat he kept The case
sas rled before a jury aud ss verdict in
favor oi Mr. Burti:i for SIS was teiI-
derep. Th~ckery tor darkness; Cou-
sCabls tor Ms BnrIin.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Cherry Hill Chips.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF HAPPENINGS A

INTERESTING ITEMS OF HAPPENINGS Al
THE VILLAGE On THE HILL.
There has been great slaughter of hogs re-
Gently.
Mr.. VIM. G. Grant has made his appear
ance again at his old stand ready to see his
friends
Rev C. A Hill, wife and daughter have
been visiting Mr.. James Smith
Rev. T. A. II. O'I5ren still continues his
revival meetings. There have been ii few
conversions.
Tie stores all displaying Christmas
things.
Rumor says that Mr.. John Settle will
take the store of the late Rev. WIN Grant
Some of our homes are being improved.
The executive committee nf the w. G. T.
L met in the NJ. +. church last Friday.
There was quite "A large delegation present.
The citizens We're glad to have them meet
here
Miss Maggie Weaver was IN arried recently
to Mr. kessier, Of Lombtrd. Ill, and left
for her new hDu| Tins week.
The Loyal T-mpartuce Legion will meet
next Sunday (1omnrrow) at = O'clock 2
NJ. il the Suni y school room
Rev. G. A Hill visited the public school
last week.
The chimney If the hall was on fire last
Week ami CAUSED quite an excitement
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Chesapeake City News.

Our fair city has been in 1t "buzz'' this
week-such an excitement over the coming
Christmas times. There are more yards OF
evergreen trimming being prepared here
than in years LefOre, crowsfoot ana stand
lng-rine and holly-hundreds of yards
and wreaths and crosses and other fauc!ful
aud emblarnatic shapes. Then too we are
to have a new resident pastor-the Reverend
j scoh Miller to b. The rector of the E,piSco-
pl church of the Good Shepherd" All
our hands are nela out in wei -ofne to him.
and doubtless lie viii fad, with his esteem p
able wife, Z fail share Of the Lords work
ready to their hauds. Perhaps the extra
evergreen has something to do with this
coming and welcoming The Methodist
pastor and people are still earnestly work
ing in their extra services aud waiting be-
fore the Lord in humble faithful labors for
the blessing Of the Spirit
The general health of the citizens is excel
ieat. l have no doubt distressingiy SO to our
resident physicians and discouraginglv SO
TO our resident druggists, one OF whom we
learn has asked To b. county tre .surer,
which may possibly develop further along.
We wish him abundant success, for it is IA
most worthy endeavor.
The children and young people are again
upon their good observation-disclosures is
near aSd old SAINT Nicholas is near also
and tue story is (being freely circulated
too) that the honorable old gentleman has
determined noJ TO bring Christmas presents
10 bad children OF 10 any who neglect their
studies. Every boy aud girl has heard it,
ana We notice n marked i!uproveuieit-'tis
a pity We couldn't nave Christmas iutiu-
ence7 scattered ,uore generally through cut
the year. We are expecting d very lively
and enjoy time in the holidays. Our
merchants nave been aud are being $llspici-
oasg absent, and the general impression is
abroad Jhat they have been away consulting
with the Aforesaid old gentleman, ST. Mich
olas. And that they are bringing back
with them mySjerlously large boxes aud
packages which are said to contain a large
and beautiful assortment OF all kinds OF
toys and sweetmeats aud elegant things
suitable for Christmas presents aud souye-
Mrs to be appropriate rewards and offerings
of merit and atfection-we'll wait and see
Our Coruet Band have published a grand
entertainment TO be held in Masonic Hail.
which, III its elegant new dress and refttins,
is our special pride.
We bes ,e.tit for the worthy youug gentle
man, whose untinug labor aud practice in
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
was i'll session on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week. Presentation. James
MeCauley, chief judge; Hon. David p,
Davis and Hon. James NJ. Evans, asso-
ciate judges.
Suudrs claims against deceased per
sons were duly examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
B,nd of Esther A. Reese, guardian of
WIN. w. Pierce; bond OF John f. De Witt,
executor OF Abraham Dewitt; bond of
Wtn. b. Pierce, adm'r of James Ii. Rob
lnsou
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
Flrst and lual account OF Alexander
Ii. George, executor of Anthony George,
and distribution struck on same; first ac
count OF Emma II. Mendenhall, suardian
of A. H.mer Mandenhall; third account
OF u. IL. Sendsrhng, guardian OF Ga
brlella Sonderiilg; first and final account
OF Joseph l.. Wells, admir- of Tcbitha
Cooper; tirs5 ACCOUNT vi Henry H. Carter,
guardian Of NstJa NJ. Hoffman; second
supplementary account of Annie p Reyn,
olds and Samuel A. Reynolds, adm rs oil
Atouzu II. Reynolds, and distribution
struck on same; first and iinal account of
Eli E. Living, admir- G. t. u. of john C.
Saunders; hrst account of Robert *
Rawlings guardian OF Robert Kerr; thirt:
account OF I. Bradun Gillespie, guardian
OF John w. Cham berlalu, ct. al !; seventh
account oi Levi .. Cameron, guardian OF
Mary w. CAME ron, et. aI
Court adjourned TO meet in special ses
siou Tuesday next.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
HOIidaY Goods.

Mrs. NJ. j. Brown calls attention to a fine
selection of novelties in the way of goods
fer the holidays. IL utfiers, 25c to 81; linen
towels, II to soc; 10 doz. border handker-
chiefs, Sc; II doZ. bordered hankerchiets, 81;
money purses, TO 90; dressing cases, 81
TO 81 80; the local cologne, fund banks, new
collars and cuffs, writing desks, pocket
books, geographical globes. 2t.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Christmas Goods

Mrs Anna Wilkinson calls attention tC
her fine lire of winter millinery goods, no
tions patterns, dress forms. and all goods
usually found il u ladies bAZ.r FurS reno,
waited, and remanufactured in any sfap", cI
styIe of trimming Nl9.tJI
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
THURSDAY.

James Vance, al old crippled man as
well as au old law breaker, was Placed
on trial charged with giving away whisky
to y young man named Birwick in his
place of Dusines az Chesapeake City. Ii
appears that about three years ago when
Blrwlck WAS connected with i place Of
business next door To Vance, the latter
gave him LDe privilege of go:ug into his
place aud taking drink Whenever he
ehoos.. B .rSick mad us3i this privi
lege sil.ce the iiew pruAlhIJory Law went
lUto effect, an hence the CASE, I6e jury
after being out tOr several hours rem
dered verdict ot guilty. Charles &.
Crothcls, counsel Tor .uc,s, maize d mo-
ton Tor a new Jtlal.
F.orence ana Roberta Brown we're
placed on trlaI Charged with dss:.G itIns
with intent to Kill Euily B.owu. All
tho parties are Goiorsd. i'he two former
used d razor On Emily. The latter ad-
united having ou 1t former occasion Urea
a revoive. AT the other two girls as size
SAID to tlishte,. them away. b. alton and
c. Mccullough iJr stats; .. e. and Aus
tin l.. Crothors for Jhe deieId;.uts \
verdict OF not guiitj was rendered.
Henry Conier was placed on trial
charged with scling beer 10 Chas King.
He was tried on this charge, it will be
remembered at the September term OF
court, and the jury disagreed. The wit
nes es i'll the case Charles King and Rich
ard Marsh bank, testified As at the LAST
trial that while the hqaor mad much Tne
same appearance as baer they would not
swear that ii was such. Marsh 6aak sid
it taSted like beer. Tn, State attemp cd
to prove hy the associate editor of The
VINO he attempt of Confer to csc ape
from arrest, but the evidence w.:S ruled
out by the court. The defence offorcd 40
testimony and submitted the Case with
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

Tln jury in the case ot Harry Confer
returned a sealed verdict ri mot guilty"
There are t"o other CASTS against Cnnior.
The civil doctog was again taken up.
The trial Of she case OF George W. Lodge
IL Sen VS.. John S, Gillespie a&s begun.
Ihis is suit TO recover amount alleged
to be due Oh an opeu ac;uunt. The pain
5itls axe wholesale and retail grocers OF
Wilmington. Tie defendant who form
efly resided IL this county and has prop
erty near Row iandYille hopt a retail gro
aery in Wilmington and bought goods OF
the plaintiff WHO claims that wien Giles
pic closed up business owed them - bal
tnee ot 1919 90, which lie was uuablo OF
refused TO pay. The defendant plca
oou-assnmpats and payment. The CASE
Vas Un trial when We went 10 press.
Jones 4 II mes for plaintiff; Crothers Il
kgarton tor defendant.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

The only perfect black hose t.auGfactGrcd
tJr ladies, misses, hny aud rhiihren. ALSO
halj hose ior mc'l--l prices Gor, .jr 81 90 and
upwards. II st : 10y mai ; cents per PAIR.
extra for postage. O~Hm's Acme Hall,
b0l lui".e's !ars ;, c,o;hiuE aud fUrujs ing
ho"s" est Baltimore street, one door from
Charles.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

The items of extra and new work on
labor and material chargeable to the
food of last summer. These claims az
sregate s., 100 81 Contracts have been
bills passed and unpaid, that will foot up
$25S5 63 1t is estimated that $500 will
cover all other work on roads and bridges
ordered 10y the retiring board. There
ere unpaid claims in the hands Of the
clerk, however, amounting to SSSl.i
for this work.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
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